Talley v. State

Summary

The court affirmed Talley's convictions and sentences, holding that any assumed error in admitting statements about a prior conflict and threat was harmless because the evidence of guilt was strong and the statements had limited significance. The court also rejected each ineffective-assistance claim, finding either no deficient performance or no reasonable probability of a different result. The court further concluded that the assumed errors did not cumulatively prejudice Talley.